Review on 🧈 Enhance Your Kitchen with Home Acre Designs Butter Countertop by Rob Dixon

I bought this product without much thought. This is a butter dish. How could you ruin a bowl of butter? This court. With lid. To keep your oil clean. Oh how wrong I was. The high sides mean you can't slice the butter straight into the butter to get a crispy separation for your slice, no big deal, there are things you can do to negate this. Unfortunately, they are not prepared here. The inside of the bowl is completely smooth, so whether you have "West Coast" or two "East Coast" sticks of butter in your bowl, if you poke them vertically to try, a slice will do because of the tall sides mentioned above to make, the oil glides everywhere without texturing to keep it in place. When the butter is at room temperature, the natural suction created when slicing/slicing the butter will pull the stick everywhere. So for a "clean" butter dish, when you try to use it, the butter gets EVERYWHERE, including possibly slipping completely out of the dish when you're trying to get enough butter to put it on a piece of toast to brush. Even if you have a full chopstick or two on your plate, if you have 1/3 of a chopstick or so left over, you might as well give up and spread it all out on your bread because you're trying to negotiate a bite. it would be pointless and cause a mess. Lid. Oooh, cover. It's billed as a very handy thing that doubles as a cutting board and butter dish and does your hair blah blah, but for some reason I can't figure out, instead of just putting that bamboo lid on a plate, she seals it. more suitable for locking your valuables. To remove the lid you actually have to lift the thing and SUPPORT two sections, which in turn can result in the oil falling out of the plate and onto your counter/floor very easily in the process. THIS IS OIL, NOT GUN SAFE. THERE IS NO REASON TO BLOCK THE BOWL. In summary, this is a horribly designed item and as an item of its own I believed so much in impossible design that I deeply regret the almost $20 I made. I would only recommend this item if for some reason you love non-working things with cute cursive writing on them or if you are looking for a prank gift for someone you really dislike who has arthritis or nerve damage on their hands. Otherwise, rather spend the money on something better.